[Verizon] assert failed getprop ro.product.device

I have a replacement Verizon Galaxy Nexus (my original Gnex had a small coffee incident) that I've successfully unlocked the bootloader and rooted, but I can't seem to install any custom ROMs. I've tried three different ones and I keep the the error message:

assert failed getprop ro.product.device

I can install custom kernels though. I've tried returning it back to stock and rooting it again. I've tried multiple versions of BusyBox.

I know it sounds a little needy, but for diagnostics sake, have you asked the sourcery devs if they could make an odin flashable file for you? The other alternative is to open the zip on a computer, extract only the script file in the zip, delete the asset check that keeps failing, then re-zip the script. Move that modified zip back to your phone and try flashing it then.

I know it sounds a little needy, but for diagnostics sake, have you asked the sourcery devs if they could make an odin flashable file for you? The other alternative is to open the zip on a computer, extract only the script file in the zip, delete the asset check that keeps failing, then re-zip the script. Move that modified zip back to your phone and try flashing it then.

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Since I have the same problem with JBSourcery, XenonHD and JellyBelly the problem is obviously at my end.

Sorry, but you're over my head. I don't know if my phone is new or refurbished.

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The "build.prop" is a file in /system. If your phone is rooted, use a root file explorer and navigate to /system. Copy, do not move nor delete the build.prop file to your sdcard. Then plug your phone into your pc and copy or move the copy from from your sdcard to your pc. Find, download, and install the free software notepad++. Using notepad++ open the build.prop file on your pc and report back to us what the first say five to seven lines say.

There are also apps in the Market that will display the various property values.

My Android Root Toolkit's first option, "Display Root and Mount Status" will display that information in the first line of output (Device info)...I don't remember what field is what, so I'll reply back in a bit after I search this.

Also, you should be able to do an adb shell getprop ro.product.device from your PC (connected to your phone) or just getprop ro.product.device from the Android Terminal Emulator app to see that particular value.

I keep forgetting about that terminal emulator app. I haven't used it in so long, since I always do my commands through an adb shell. Good call scary.
I think I read in another forum that Ron was able to flash sourcery 4.2 through the use of the Rom Manager app. So it might be a moot point in the end.